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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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 No. A0i. Application for . Patent.
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 octokeF {, 1SS7 Noties is hereby given that Levi Newcomb, Hiram F, Tallmadge and Lewis Downing, JE, TrAstees, whUss psst otflce atdress is iD care of I l.. Stiles Tucson, Pima CtNntY, Ariz6aa, have this day filed their application for apatent for l2i9 linear feet of the Red Rphin mine or vein benffng gold and silver with sutfaec ground GOO feet in width, situated lnI'lil0bc Mining District County of Eiila, and Terri tory q Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on fife in this cfice as L0t Number 7i, In said District; said Lot No. 7e, being as follows, to.wits
 Beginning at the initial monument of tho claim, at 2 post 4A feet high, and marked T M. Red Robin M. c. No. 1H
 Thence s. 10 degs 5s min. E., along the N. v. end of claim, also 5. end uf Julius Claim, 300 feet to post { feet long, marked R. R, Thence 8. 70 degs. min, ". 12I' feet to . post < feet high, and marked "R. R. II. Q. Thence N, 10 degs 5s min. W. 300 feet, to the S. w center end monument ot the olaiin, to q post ~ feet long, aud marked K. K M. Q. No, 4 whence United States Mineral Monument No 3, In Glahe Mining District, bears 5. @ dega 32 min. w. SlG0 feet distant. Thence N. 70 degs bS min, " 300 feet, to 2 post q feet high, and marked t'R, R. NJ, c. No. 6nf
 Thence \. g degs. 8 min. k. 121g feet to . post 43 feet long, and marked R. R, M. c. No e and
 Thence s. 70 degs 5s min. T.. 225 feet b the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation i3 degs. % min, k. con. tain l5.7I acres.
 The location of this mins is recorded in the Recorders oihso of Gila County, Arizona, in Bnnk 6 ef Mining Records Page f20. The adjoining claimants are westerly, the owners of the Julius and Fane mining claims, aad gorthwesteHy the owners of the Fame claim
 Any aud all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Pinal Mine or surface ground are required to ils their adverse claims witt the Register of the United States Land Ofiics ~ Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period af publication hereof, ei they wili bs barred by virtue of tfe proyisioB' oE che Statute A. b. DUFF,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Supreme Court of Utah was unanimous in granting the prayer of the United States vs. she Mormon church for a receiver of all church property in excess of S50,0O0. The property thus eseheated to the United States is for the benefit of the common schools in Utah. But the end is not yet. The magnitude of the value of the property at stake assures pro- longed judicial contest.
 If zuhck does not exert himself on behalf of the church, under his con tract with Bishop Clawson for tue Mormon vote of Arizona, the United States is likely to succeed and, conse- quertly, wing the church.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The developments of natural gas in the past year have been phenomenal, the belt having spread into Ohio, where the flow is the greatest in the world. Lima is TOW the center of the great gas region. and 1t is piped to To ledo, nearly seventy-fYe miles distant. It will soon be piped to Chicago, about 200 miles away. In those towns iu Ohio where natural gas has been dis- covered, heat and Inflammation have reached the minimum of cost. At Findley and Lima the gas companies allow the inhabitants to use the gas at soc a month, and for $50 give them a life privilege.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

A dispatch of the 9th, reads, @Gov. ernor 0glssby of Illinois has refused to pardon the anarchists aud the scafFold IS being built for their execu- tiou.r
 The decision of the governor shows him firm man His action in the premises meets the approval of law abiding citizens It now remains to be seen whether or not anarchists will give effect 10 their threats of re- taliating upon society in the event of the legal execution of their co-work- CTS in crime, whose lease of life ended yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Trouble has been brewing for some time between the negroes and whites at Pattersonville, La, and the former have talked freely of burning the town. On tho 4th state troops and citizens moved into town for the pur- pose of searching for arms and arrest ing several of the leaders They were met by number of negroes, who as- sumed defiant position, aud the troops fired. killing four of tbe mob and wounding several otlers. The town IS nov guarded and pIstroIled by infantry and cavalry.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Consolidated CalifornS and Vir- ginia company produced $3,526,829. 10 for the fiscal year just closed. Of this product nearly one-shird or $i, ,080,- o000o was paid in nine dividends. Royalty amounting S125,s76,0O was paid the sutro Tunnel company Four hundred thousand dollars was paid for salaries and wages, whigih is about II per cent of tho produeiA Milling expenses were $ssl is2. 70, aiad supplies cost $24S,945. Tho San Franeisco of- fee was run at tetat expense of only $2@lI.--Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Louis Lingg, the condemned anarch- ist, in whose cell the the box con. tainiug four dynamite bombs were discovered on the Eth inst, committed suicide by shooting himself through the head. The question arises, where did he get the pistol? Upon tho find- ing of the bomts all of the condemned were removed to other cells, and 3 special watch was placed over each prisoner. The attempted suicide of Engle, on the 9th, caused the prison authorities to be on the alert, but the death of Lingg has shown that sudi- cient vigilance was not exerted to pre- vent self-murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The growth of material prosperity 10 the South continues steady and healthful, as is showp " the faei tbat it is as marked ID pnrely agricultural districts as in those localities where mining or manufacturing has started blooms The Raleigh News and 0b- server calls attention 10 the consider able increase in tue assessed valuation Of property in North CarsIina, recent " reported, as "a further gratifying evidence of tue advance of tic State on all lines of prosperity, and adds. There has been marked growth ip material welfare in every section, There has been improvement m every department ef industry. There has been advance in agricultpral methods Fhere has beea development every where of tue wonderful resources of the state, Throughout tle State tbe WatchNord las Tor some tlnie been Forward, and the rssalt is . status, with respect to material progress sec. ond to that Of no State in ihe South The plpgfess of Florida ls best sbewn by tho fset ibat Inc assessment Of the State has risen within the past seven years frosn s29 All SIS to $76,Gll .409 Texas is accommodating . surplus lu Der State Treasury Tbe revenue fer the last Esea year WAS S325 GOO aboye the estimates and before tbe next biennial meeting q tbe Legislature tbere promises 10 be halaDce on hand of $500 0ll0
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

It is announced that there is nearly $2o3, 100000 of gnld in the United States Treasury, the largest amount of net gold ever held by the Govern. ment at ore time, notwithstanding that the gold bugs have been endeay- ing to alarm the country by asserting that continued silver coinage would drive gold from this country to Europe and cause a financial panlc. All that is needed to insure a continuance of prosperity in this country is more rapid redemption of bonds and the judicious expenditure of part of the surplus in public works.
 The Western territories, as an im- portant part of the domain of the United States, should receive some recognition in the appropriation of government monies. The judicious expenditure of few hundred thousand dollars in Arizona and New Mexico in the development ofthe water supply
 artesian wells, and the storage sys- tenn would Dc of incalculatle benefit to the Southwest, and reclaim hum dreds Of thousands of acres of land now yalaeless.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The triple alliance entered into be- tween Germany, Austria and Italy is the first real assurance thai peace will now be maintained in Europe. The nations which are said 10 have en- tered into tiis compact are sufficient " sirong 10 prevent any successful combination between Powers opposed to them. No doubt the announce. meut Of this alliance will restore cons iiaence throughout Europe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Ls HsebsusR Golden BazsaYn No. Cures Ghaperee, firts and saeond ssveg 6oFes ou thc lserH and Body; Sore Ears. Eges, Nose, ete Copper .coeared Biotehes. Syphiisla CatArgh. dissaepd Scalp. aud Ali primary forms ef thc Niseaae known aa kyphilis. krS&p, @g co per Bcttls. Ia MScMapt'a ga0sSem H11SS Mi Nn, @ Gures Tertiary. Mrfcnfial Syyslil. itis Ihssi. nAtlsn, Pains In liis rollss, Pains ii tha Head, back Of tho Neck. Uleefatad gere Thfost, syphilifie Hash I.usaas and esn. tfsetsa Cords Stiffness Of the Limits and sradieMtea ail discase from fhs ayseaYn. whether caused bY lndiscfetioa cf hhuas of Mercury, leaving the hl9o9 pure ard healtAy. fsses @5 % per Rottle. Lo Isaehnwys 6eAden SWAnfBh Asttk. dOse for ths cure Of Gonofrhtsa, Gleet. Irritation Gravel, and ait Urinary os Geai. l eisafrange Prsee 8a 6a psr Ese ngrAumsa GolSsm gpmmfkh xsas 5setsvn, for feYera cases of GeisofYtsaea. lnsialnmaseiy Gieet atrlciures ,ka. R<aoe @k an per Aeftls.
 1se HekehmE1se Golden Gfmt4nan& for tne atfectsye heating of Syflhiitjc Sores. nila eyuptions EpxteB @t to per Hex La RtaiansA s3GHAess Fki s4NefgA and Hfain irqalniRnts lpss ef sihysiea} pow ef, oSasag Or pfUrw0rlg. FreAaAtoh, eee, Eartee @5 GO DOT EoAs
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The London Graphic, which has long been fighting down silver, now says Tho demand for silver is grow ing, and there are indicatieins of late that there is not such i plethora of that metal as was supposed Finally lt concludes that the testitnony saken by the British Gold anu Silver Com. mission is da,ly adding to lIlha sent ment rapidly growing iu England that the reign of gold moaolpeEalisn in that country must soon come to . elost.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

President Cleyelands letter to ex- Mayor Cooper, of Now York, puts him in harmony with the dominant faction of bis party in that city. At the same time il places him in opposition to some Of ihe most powerful Democrats in the staia, and to tbis extent weak. ems bis prestige and influence
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Cunard line steamer Umbria, on whIch Jay Gouid was a passenger, al. rived at Queenstown On ibe 9th. A hurricane was experienced on tho voy. age, and the steamer shipped nun- beT of tremendous seas. Five steersge passengers were injured during the storm. One had 2 lcg broken, and another was cut on the arm,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

4 recent article in tbe Moscow Ga4 aette about 1he results Of manuuyres sf Russian reserves, bas excited gen eral European attention because of the declaration that Russia, as well as Francs, can now say Na are ready The article is regarded as oHcial, and is interpreted as ! menace to Geriaanv.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Tie Republicans of Missouri are making an effort to have St. Louis chosen as the place for holding the National Convention ot tue party next year, and committee has been ap- pointed 10 make m argument before the National Committee when t meets in Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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 No. 493. Application tor 2 Patent.
U,a Las0 oFglcE. Tucson, Alisona,

U. S LAND 0FeioE. Tucson, Arizona,
 October 4 lSS7
 Notice is hereby given tist SusAd L. Mills. whose pqes otaee address is in rsra of T. !. Stisss, 1eesch, pima County Arizona, has this day hlad his application tor patent for l495 Iiiear feet sf tho Aztee Mine CT vein bearing 91ld and silver, with strfaea ground 89l feet isi %islth. sftuated in Gl5bs Mining Distfiet, Cpanty d tiila, and Territory 0f AfiNana, md designated bY the field notes and ptHei&b plat on tiia in this office as Lot Mum. Der 28 il sud District; said Lot No. 76s being as foilowa. t0-Hit
 Beginning at the initial monument of tho elaiin, at ! poHt 4s feet high, and natked ''I M. Aztec M, c. Nc. whence Aztec Butte bears N GO degs. 27 n,in E.;
 Thence s. G6 degs, 4 min. E. 29i feet, to post Ab feet ong and marked "A. M G Thence s. Al degs. 9 nm. ". l4a3 feet, to Fost 45 feet long and marked d. M. c. No. 3' whence United Statas Mineral Monument No, 2, In said Globe District, bears N. so dega ~ niisi E. 57ss feet disfant;
 Thence N. G5 sless, ia thin, M 300 feet, to M old monument Ut ths s. w. center of tho and maj.ked "A NJ. c NJ. sl
 Theslie N. 40 degs. q min. E I23f feet, eo the intewection with the $. x. side line of the hea Cloud Mine, at a point 250 feet 5. 90 dcgs, sl Inin " from post s feet long, and marked A, NJ C., No. 59 being as the place of tle original x, w. burner location nlonu- ment ef fhis elaiins
 Thence N. 5I degs E to a point s. G degs. 14 min. C. AS feet from the said monumeni nafksh "A M O No. 2 ard thenee s. co iegs v min. '. 252 feet to the place q be. ginning
 The original Location of this oIain ;uolnded tlse portion ef the Red Cloud Aiining Claiin shown by dotted lines on the His5rial plat. but the sane s excluded and not claimed in the application for a patent for the Aztec.
 Magnetic faEiation l2 deSs- 20 min. E. com tainiug .98 acres,
 Iheiloeati5n of this mine ia recorded "a tho Recorders oaice 9t tSila Cuunty, in Book q, ef Mining Records, lage ls7 The adloiniug claimants arf on the northwest the owners pf thp Ksd ElHud Mining Ehim; and ou the uurth0aet, tlse owners pi tsIe Bsa Indian and Yenezisla Mining Clsims.
 Any aitd all pessqns tlaiEhint, adversely Rry portion of said Aztec Mime .nr surface gr0Nra are reqinred te iile their ailyeiae claims With the Register 6f the TnI}ed States Land CiEsiss at fueson in tue Territory. .ef Arszepa dutiHg the sixey iaAs pagiod N publication hereof Gr tiny Bia " lafred hs virtue VI the prasisilliss of tft statptes A, VI BUFF
 Register. It s herelsy prdered that kha foregoing No- tiee % Appipptien i6r Extent be Fluhlished fBrgise pes3tpi of fen r8nseeutiee Nseka. su the tfiaba siGFlsa BElr | weekly newspapef pub lishcd at gilobe c ilH 'afpatN. Afizafa.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Chinese Minister has returned by direction of his Government a DOT tion of the Rock Springs indemnity, appropriated by Congress, which rep resents the amount of six claims that were ascertained to be duplicates of other claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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 Further testimony to prove that the rainfall in the vast territory west of .the Missouri is yearly increasing would seem superauoas iE view ot the large areas of land in the States of Kahsas, Nebraska, Colorado and Tex. as which have within the past few years been successfully brought under subiugation by tho agricnlturSt
 However, the address of Gen Nor row, U. $. A. Ut the Cheyenne county, Nebraska, fair contained some inter esting facts bearing on this question Twenty years before, he bud led s6i- diers through that identcal region when there was no settlement for 800 miles east of Julesburg. Then hehad observed that men slept in tho open air from May to November without having their blankets dampened; but in August, 1887, he saw on the same ground dews as heavy as ever at the same season in Michigan or Arkansas. During the first thres-fourths of the presens year he reports Che rainfall at his post to have been 14 inches, while the annual fall in fertile Malta does not exceed fourteen, and that about Spanish Madrid is cniy nine. At Camp Douglass, in 1861, the rainfall was eleven inches; in 1874 1t had in creased to twenty-four Although the past two seasons were exceptionally dry in western Nebraska, yet the pre- ciptation was greater than formerly, twenty yeals ago.
 These facts are more noteworthy because Cheyenne county stretches fonr degrees west of the famous me- riaian of 100 degs,, which ia Govern ment publications figures as line that agriculture cannot cross. They are still mere striking if We note how  they refute tho doctrIne laid down by tue North American Revlew in 1858 Al that date, when there vas scarcely one Nebraska hamlet forty miles west of the Missouri, the North American described our people as having "al- ready reached their western lniand frontier, and the westward stream Of emigration as there sdamped up 30 that 1t must fork northward or south- ward. The Missouri bluHs, accord ingly were described as .a shore at tIte termination Of a vast ocean deasy tnsarly one thousand miles iu breadth, which t was proposed to traverse, t at ell with caravans of cameis, aad which luterposed j fnal barrier 10 the establishment of large eommnnities agricnltur4i, mercantile, or even pas toraln
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Jennie Lind, the Swedish Night engale" recently deceased, is mourned by lovers of music throughout tic civilized world Being a vocalist of unsurpassed merit, she was a most ex, emplary woman, aboundiug in chris tian virtues and deeds of charity.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Teentyniae MethodiAt ministers of Cleveland, Chic, wbesa heads areleyel, telegfapbed Gov ogiesby, of Illinois, not to respite Inc condemned anareh- ists, and he didnt 70 any great extent,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

It is nothing unusual, says the Ari- aonap, to hear people say that Che lo- cal department of newspaper Is not as good as it ought to be and so forth, yet these same people won't glye a loeaLnews gatberer an item once in six months.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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 No. ao2. Application for a Patent.

U. S, LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Arizona,
 DctGher I, 1887.
 Notice is hereby given thai susan l.. Mills, whose jsnss office adlfess is in care 0f Is La Stiles, Iacsen, Pima CauntY Arizona has tfsis day filed his application iaF . patent for l4yl linear feet of tho Pinai Mine nr rein hearing gnld aad silver with sinfAce ground 5gs ieet lT widtb, situaaed ln Globe Mining Datiot, County gf G;ila, and Territory af alitoHa, and dssignated by the feid n0tas and official plat na Ele in this office as Lot Mum Der gp, In said District; sail LUt No 75, being as fslioHs, ts-wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument of the claim, at . past 4 feet lung. anu marked ''I s, Fiaal A. c No.
 Thence S 83 dess, S min. l., 2ag feet, Co 2 post ' fest apg and marked 'P. M. c. Thsaee s @ dsgs % min " 1891 feet to ptSs { feet long, and marked IT, N. G No 3, whence United Stases Mineral Mpuumeni No. 2 ln Globe Mining Distiict, beaFs $. 70 degs n min B 5U3l 6 feet distant Iheacs x 5a degs, q min " 70 feet to , the \ M elFIasr oi the Nengaels and the M E. corner 4 the Rig Indian claims 29S feet to . tapnEGent qn croppipgs, and sas feet to q poet z feet lang, inches slnafe aud marked s.P AI C. No 4t
 Thepce x. A3 degs. 90 min. F. I8g0.6 feet to lsist II feet long, aramarked r, II. z. No, 5i and
 1hepee s 5s aep4 sF mia. E 20 feet to the place of beginnilg.
 Magnetic vsSiatiea l3 degs. 70 min E. con 1 taining 2G80 acres
 The location 9f IIlis mine is recorded in the Recorders office of tiila County, Arizona iD I Bouk 2. as Mining Records, Fage 125 The sdloining claimants ats, at the @sntheasterly end tiIe awRefs ai the Nensuela sild Biz In- dian Mining Claims.
 Any md asl iefsons claiming adversely spy 1 pafttpu of sand pinal Mine Or surface gr,,ind are required tu hlc their sdyerse claiIns with the Register of the United States Land 0lfice ali Tucson in tue Ieyfitpry ai Allz9na. during the sixty days tpfi5d of publication here,I or they VII he barred by virtue of the provisions of the Stssgtd. A. D. DUFF,
 Rsgister.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Seventy-tiye thousand tickets for the Pacific coast are reported as al ready sold in Eastern railroad eenters and probably by the end of January as many more far the same dessina- ton will be disposed ot.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

IFllM TlVso ss pa.ae s,aa,as ops aud sslsTa te MANt M t ~ ci afeat saAAe aud inlp1ttence @ lpu,S that Ni stArt yoa in basuess Whici VII krns yopin inosy yooaiSy xkt eway than Eaythinc ci9a in tlne world Any one ean 70 the Npgk aud ifa at home. hithef ssHt Hll aeen saEeslnt,g utu, that s eqiis money fof ali wasker8 viii siAlt Zen. cdatal ntt nesieQ Eta is oee of ganDsng ppoTtfrt cha'iess pf af4timb Those Hho Rs9hin9tA alea c1teriais- hls qfllneiaeiaY Gsenf cttst flee Adres Tar z Co., AtfBsa, Mnfsr iln B
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

According to the Chicago Mining Review, a recent decision of the su preme Court requires that annual as- sessmenf work be dope on placer clatms We will publish the decision next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Poor Nh Hoxie, farmer, tried to gel Henry George to sly, at q meeting at Utica on Monday. that he ought when his land is taken From hia m. der the George movement to get back the amount with interest paid for Il by bis grandfather but George Was ineSerable lit maintained t'ia5 no. body ought to profit " z dtad nsus labors and sacrifices, and tbat Here should be . new deal iR every thing n eacb generation We presume fhat as nobody is to be permitted to inheFlt anything from the dead, sB uob0dy will he compelled or even allowed to ray dead mans debts. George for. ther demolished p0of Hoxie v com. paring his property in land to prop, et-ty n slaves, and n fact nade t plain ihat tue robl,ing of Eloxio would 0e a praiseworthy act. A farmer must, jD Tact, feel bimself yery for lofn object at a George meeting The Nasfau
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The artesian well at peming Is now flown Oyeg 1o0 feet, snca fhey haveI been drilling in rosk only one vein N. water aas been soand and tliat vas almost as black as ink
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The caneereus growth in the throat of the Crown Prince of Germany is at last admitted 10 be of an alarming ssature.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

9he l'onbstone Prospector alleRas that tbsre $ conspiracy thsrs t0 Iog.s ths lspenssou ~ hat paaef
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing No, ticF of Application for Patent ba published for the period qf ten consecutive weeks. in the Globe SILYER BRLv weekly newspaper pub. lished \. Globe, Giia Ge0aty, Afis1na
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
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AT A BARGAIN, 4 GOOD RANGE, for foar or five hundred head ol stock, with plenty Of water developed A good house etc Locatef four and one.haii uiiies north frnuy Globe. Fot further iilfarnatinn aprly Ut tsas BEfr @fFaug dec iltf